Arab foreign ministers attended Tunis summit … and head of Jerusalem and Golan

Arab foreign ministers attended Tunis summit … and Jerusalem and the Golan are in the foreground

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The Arab Foreign Ministers have completed preparations for the Arab Summit meeting in Tunis, to be held next Sunday at the 30th session, in the presence of a large number of Arab leaders, while the Secretary General of the League Arab, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, said that Arab ministers had decided at the consultative meeting and the preparation of the Arab Summit to mandate the General Secretariat of the Arab League. Prepare an Arab framework and plan to deal with the recent US position on the occupied Syrian Golan Heights.
Arab ministers met three times yesterday to discuss the agenda for the summit, including two in camera meetings, where items agreed at the delegates' meeting were discussed with a view to submitting them to the heads of Arab delegations who will arrive. successively in Tunisia. Saudi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Assaf chaired the meeting with his Tunisian counterpart, Khamis al-Jahnawi, whose country hosts the summit. Al-Assaf made a statement in which he expressed the categorical refusal of his country to the recognition by the United States and other countries of Jerusalem of the capital of Israel, while reiterating the total rejection and Riyadh's condemnation of the statement issued by the US administration to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the occupied Syrian Golan.
Minister Assaf affirmed the firm and principled position of the Kingdom on the Golan Heights, saying that it is an occupied Syrian Arab land within the meaning of the relevant international resolutions and that any attempt to impose a fait accompli does not change the facts and that this statement constitutes a flagrant violation of the Charter of the United Nations and the principles of international law. And will have significant negative effects on the peace process in the Middle East and on the security and stability of the region.
At the beginning of his speech, the Saudi Foreign Minister thanked the Arab Foreign Ministers, the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States and the Secretariat staff for their support and cooperation during the presidency of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia on the occasion of the 29th session of the Arab League Council meeting at the summit. Ben Abdul Aziz "Jerusalem Summit".
Minister Al-Assaf also underlined the Kingdom's determination in the exercise of its chairmanship of the Council and the recognition of its responsibility towards Arab national security to use its parallel relations and active movements on the territory. international scene and coordinate its positions with sister Arab countries in order to positively influence the international problems of the Arab world. Arab relations vis-à-vis problems and developments affecting Arab interests.
Minister Assaf affirmed that the Kingdom is doing its utmost to fight terrorism and give full support, in cooperation with the international community, to its eradication, stressing that one of the most dangerous forms of terrorism and terrorism is Extremism is what Iran is doing by blatantly interfering in our Arab affairs and its militias of Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Iraq. And Yemen, which needs our cooperation to deal with it. He also said that Saudi Arabia is committed to the unity, sovereignty, stability, security and territorial integrity of Yemen, supporting the legitimate government and hailing the efforts of all parties to achieve this.
He explained that Saudi Arabia was working to unify the position of the Syrian opposition in order to be able to sit at the negotiating table before the regime in order to reach a political solution guaranteeing its security and stability and to prevent foreign interference or any attempt to divide it, as well as the commitment to the Geneva Declaration 1 and UN Security Council Resolution 2254. ).
Mr. Assaf said that Saudi Arabia supported the legitimate state institutions in Libya and adhered to the Skhirat Agreement, which provides a road map for a political solution, and preserved its unity. and its immunity from foreign interference and the renunciation of violence and terrorism.
The Saudi Foreign Minister stressed the need to reform and develop the Arab Common Action System in order to guarantee the support of the Arab League Secretariat and enable it to effectively carry out tasks that it are entrusted to adapt to the changing situation and to meet these challenges. Tunisian Foreign Minister Khamis Al-Jahnawi also said his country is determined to make the Arab summit in Tunis a platform to promote joint Arab action and enable Arabs to take the lead in addressing regional crises. and obstacles to development.
In this context, he stressed the central role of the Palestinian issue vis-à-vis the Arab and Islamic peoples and of the peace test, adding that Tunisia would remain at the top of the agenda during its presidency of the Summit. to know how to support the Palestinian people and to restore their rights, as well as the creation of an independent and fully sovereign State on its territory. And on the basis of the principle of a two-state solution ".
He called for a political solution in Libya that will lead to stability by helping the Libyan brothers overcome their differences. As part of the tripartite initiative, Tunisia was coordinating with Egypt and Algeria in order to consolidate a Libyan – Libyan solution to the crisis and supported the efforts of Libya. sent from the UN, Mr. Ghassan Salama, to find a settlement in Libya. He highlighted the situation in Syria and the unprecedented devastation and displacement of millions of refugees in recent years, stressing the importance of seeking a political settlement that will allow Syria to maintain its unity, to protect it and to put an end to the suffering of the Syrian population.
He stressed Tunisia's refusal to recognize Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights, which in no way changes the legal status of the Golan Heights and entails no obligation.
He added that the situation in Yemen needed to intensify its efforts to advance the political settlement in accordance with the Gulf initiative and the need to stop hostilities and resume dialogue, which contribute to the stabilization of Yemen and the entire Gulf region.
The Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, said that the situation in the Arab world, with its problems and the crises it is going through, continues to combine on issues that can not be tolerated or tolerated. And emphasized their refusal to "allow or give the occupier legitimacy to the occupation". "We say clearly that the Golan is a Syrian Arab land occupied under international law and Security Council resolutions that have refused to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights." He continued: "The Arabic word also came together to support the Palestinians in their struggle to end the occupation and establish an independent state at the 4 June 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as their capital. Our recent summit in Riyadh spoke in Jerusalem in a letter that should not be misunderstood to understand its meaning or ignore its symbolism … and not the question of the Arab group as much as the question of Jerusalem and the occupied Palestinian territories … and it is wrong to think that the crises in the region have diverted attention from this fundamental issue.

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